Sentence examples for be less intimidated from inspiring English sources

That actually helped me be less intimidated".

If they can read music, the chances are that they will be less intimidated by code," Plunkett says.

Tsonga, whose only appearance in a Grand Slam final came at the 2008 Australian Open, may also be less intimidated by Federer than ever.

With the election behind us, regulators are likely to be less intimidated by the specter of being hauled in front of Congress and yelled at, especially by House Republicans.

She thought a woman would be less intimidated and much more perceptive.

A child who has never seen code or computer science learning will be less intimidated and more engaged if it includes something they are familiar with, like an art component, whether that is learning it on an interface that uses a creative component to teach it, or whether they are learning computer science by actually creating something, like on our platform, Vidcode.

Wilshere could hardly have been less intimidated.

Today, women are less intimidated, Mr. Principe said.

A guitarist coming on after Jimi Hendrix would have been less intimidated.

Hospitals like St. Barnabas have formed statewide hospital networks that are less intimidated by predictable managed-care threats.

I want Tom Jones to listen to black men's stories of how they learn to remove the bass from their voice when in the office so their superiors are less intimidated by them.